THIS WEEK: Management bloopers; a peek at the XP Pro exam

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�>>About this e-mail: �>>Receive this e-mail as text� �October 15, 2001 �In this Issue >> From the editor: What we know about what you like >> Featured Topic: Windows management do's and don'ts >> Expert Technical Advice: Featured certification maven Ed Tittel Microsoft�s about face on the NT4 MCSE Twenty tips to help you ace the XP Pro exam >> Site Highlights: Introducing the NEW TargetSearch Search Box - powered by Google Performance management do's and don'ts Make a strong Active Directory plan �From the Editor by Marilyn Cohodas, Site Editor One of the most interesting things about the Web, from a publishing point of view, is that editors know almost immediately what articles readers are reading and those they are not. At searchWin2000, for instance, we know that almost 7,000 of you have read Assistant Editor Ed Hurley�s piece on Nimda: Setting a sinister standard? over the past two months but less than 600 of you clicked into our featured topic on storage management since we launched it in August. What traffic statistics can�t tell us is what you�d like to see us cover that we are not now covering. That�s one reason for this space: to tell you what�s coming up on our site each week and to find out about your key Windows platform concerns. What technology and administration issues are keeping you up at night? Click here and let me know. Marilyn Cohodas �Featured Topic Windows management do's and don'ts Jan Stafford, Site Editor, searchWindowsManageability Ever feel like you should be on an IT bloopers and outtakes show? SearchWindowsManageability's collection of do's and don'ts offers quick and easy tips for avoiding common mistakes in Windows management. Our experts offer their lists of best practices in many fields, including Active Directory migration, disaster recovery and performance. Read more about this topic �Expert Technical Advice Featured Expert: Ed Tittel President, LANWrights Category: Certification MCSE, MCP, MCSD, MCT, XP, Win2k or NT? Unscramble the alphabet soup of Microsoft certification. View all of the expert's answers This Week in the Forums >> Is Microsoft�s about face on NT4 certification good news or bad for MCSEs? Let us know what you think. >> Did you miss DNS Discussion Day in the Migration and Active Directory forum? It�s not too late to check out guest expert Tom Shinder�s answers to DNS troubleshooting questions. Tip of the Week: If you want a preview of Windows XP Professional certification requirements, site expert Ed Tittel explains how the XP Pro exam will differ from its predecessors and offers guidance on where to focus your study efforts. >> Twenty tips to help you ace the XP Pro exam �Site Highlights Get our Search Box for your site: Introducing the NEW TargetSearch Search Box - powered by Google Now you can add the powerful search technology of searchMiddleware to your Website. Click here for more! searchWindowsManageability exclusives Performance management do's and don'ts This exclusive gives advice on how to use performance management and Web monitoring to gain insight into your business. Make a strong Active Directory plan It doesn't have to hurt. Our Windows 2000 migration expert offers a planning guide that can help you avoid the pain. New faster learning Technology-based training increases retention rates by 30 - 40%, saves 50%, and is available on most IT subjects. Free CD* with 12 complete IT courses regularly priced at $360 + S&H. Try TBT now! Get Exchange tips Get these useful Exchange tips from the pros to help you with everything from mastering the basics of messaging to measuring your Exchange server�s performance and scalability. Click here! HP and Compaq How is this deal affecting the IT industry? What will it mean for you? Stay informed -- register to receive searchHP News via e-mail. Register today! A�B�O�U�T� T�H�I�S� E�-�M�A�I�L�: This e-mail is brought to you by TechTarget where you can get relevant search results from over 20 industry-specific Web sites. If you no longer wish to receive this newsletter simply reply to this message with "REMOVE" in the subject line. Please allow 24 hours for your "REMOVE" request to be processed. Copyright 2001 TechTarget, Inc. All rights reserved.